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Fixes Doc's Car
Fibber McGee and Molly · June 15, 1943 · 29 min · 4,329 words
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Chicago, WMAQ, women, the wack, need you now. For information, go to room 601, 166 West Van Buren Street. Don't delay, do your share for victory. So travel in class. I got plenty of gas. Man, you might as well stop, cause you blowin' your top!
Yes, now the butt's dropped to Canada! If you hear that I'm tough, and I'm stealin' your stuff, like those jokes off the cup of agender. If I tell a few games about Uncle Bing's day and the program still drags.
Have you ever had this experience? You're sitting in someone's living room and you suddenly notice how beautiful the finish is on a certain table. It has a soft, satiny, luster free from dust and fingerprints and the grain of the wood itself is clear and lovely.
You asked your hostess the reason for this beautiful finish and she tells you that for years that table has been waxed regularly with Johnson's wax. It has had no other treatment, no other care. It might have been Johnson's paste or liquid wax or the cream wax, especially developed for furniture and woodwork.
The point is regular waxing and polishing has made that piece of furniture more beautiful with the ears. It has guarded its finish against stains and minor scratches made dusting and cleaning very easy. If you apply a coat of Johnson's wax to floors, furniture and woodwork, you're giving them a shield of protection.
The wax takes the wear. The finish underneath is guarded. It's a good idea to have Johnson's wax on hand, to help take care of the things you can't replace. Physicians don't have much time for social chit chat or coffee clutching these days.
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